Not a fan of spending other people's money.... but, if it were me, at my stage in this collecting journey, I'd keep the GO and lighten the Omega representation, but that's me. Unless you are really not a fan of the GO. It really adds some variety to that line up, as would the JLC. I've come to a per
Depending on how much cash we are talking. It really depends on how much you like the JLC. The GO and Omega are great watches and you have a lot of utility in having both. The 2 to 1 trade always feels tricky. Without knowing on what your collection looks like, on one hand it feels like you are betr
I, for one, think they are a fantastic addition to the Offshore collection. Smiles for you. I am very surprised how quickly they are landing after the release, however.
Curious, however is the movement and lack of date. I understand that losing the date had to be done to accomplish the dial aesthetic. But, the subsequent movement choice, the 4309 had been designed for a gem set 1159... I am wondering if this is the best movement option for a more rugged Offshore. P
I get it, under the wrong circumstances, there can be a vulgarity to all of this, However, I put my mind at ease in understanding that this hobby is really for me and me alone. And by putting such considerable thought into the tiny aspects of what appeals to my individual in all of this, the mental
I am pretty sure that's where I am at. I have a couple "small" things on the way... But, I already know what won't last... and I have one big thing in mind that I am pretty sure will be another lifer.